Hi Oleg,
I'm paying more attention to various discussion threads and digging deeper into SSH.NET. I'm planning to have my project on Codeplex published by end of the month. It depends heavily on SSH.NET.
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To: [email removed]
Date: Sat, 2 Feb 2013 13:31:13 -0800
Subject: Re: ListDirectory - SftpPathNotFoundException [sshnet:403150]
From: olegkap
I'm paying more attention to various discussion threads and digging deeper into SSH.NET. I'm planning to have my project on Codeplex published by end of the month. It depends heavily on SSH.NET.
Recently I was a little stymied by the two timeouts for SFTP connection, but think I have that figured out. In my stumbling around I realized that there is probably very rich Exception information which I could use. But for now,
I'm rushing to get basic functionality working.
I should say I'm not a very mature OOP/.NET programmer. So it's been helpful for me to use the Object Browser and the .chm help files supplied with SSH.NET. I was looking at the Client.chm and realized what you meant about examples showing up.
While I'm really not ready to contribute much to the project, I wanted you to know I'm still interested in helping at the very least with documentation. But I'd be pretty naïve at first and I'm sure my examples would be very simplistic.
As I read over the various discussions I realize that there are quite a few excellent programmers out there using SSH.NET and they do some awesome research. More than once I've read somebody's response or analysis of an issue and thought 'If only we could
crowdsource documentation out of this discussion.'
As soon as Penguin Publish is up and running on Codeplex I'll find a way to give SSH.NET all the credit it deserves. I'll pass the link to you right after I open it up to the public.
thanks again for all the work you have done on SSH.NET.
Bill Delaney
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Date: Sat, 2 Feb 2013 13:31:13 -0800
Subject: Re: ListDirectory - SftpPathNotFoundException [sshnet:403150]
From: olegkap
Hi, Well, when I was using latest version of the sandcastle, I discovered that I can reference the sample code which are located in separated file(s) and more then that, I can have many different examples in one file
which are separated by region. So I figured why cant I combine my tests along with documentation. This will grantee that all my samples works. As far as project, I used TFS before too, but I find that subversion in that case is much more convenient to use,
may be its a personal preference I guess. So if you want to contribute sample, tests or both then I can add you as a developer in the project and you could check in code directly. The only thing I would ask you is to use subversion since TFS adds some additional
information to project and solution files and directories. I am not sure if its possible to find parent-child projects on codeplex but I guess I would be curios to know it myself. If you like, you can contact me on Skype where my nick is olegkap and we can
discuss more. Thanks, Oleg